Japan 10 days trip
Japan 10 days trip
Leyna Lantra
I'm meticulously planning my trip with my family to Japan this summer. When I'm back I'll update this itinerary and share it with who wants it :)
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Arrival Day
Narita International Airport (NRT)
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We land at Narita airport and we directly go towards our hotel to put down our suitcases
Hilton Tokyo
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As we land around 5:30 p.m. after a 24-hour flight, I don't AT ALL expect us to go out for a walk or eat. We will eat in the restaurant of the hotel
Day 1 Shibuya
Shibuya crossing
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Hachikō Memorial Statue
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Starbucks Coffee - Shibuya Tsutaya
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Shibuya Sky
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Katsukichi Bodaijyu
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
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There’s a free lookout at the top of this building - on a clear day you can see Mt Fuji!
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Shinjuku Tatsukichi Hibiya
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Robot restaurant
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Tokyo Ramen Street
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Blue Note Tokyo
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Hie Shrine
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Rainbow Karaoke Shibuya
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(Note! You can find an elevator straight to the 8th floor around the left side of the building).
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Imperial Palace
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teamLab Planets TOKYO
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LaQua
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Tokyo Character Street
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Tsukiji Kagura Sushi
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Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
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Shinjuku Golden Gai
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Cat Cafe Mocha Lounge (Shinjuku)
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Omoide Yokochō
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Nakamise Street
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Sensō-ji
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Ueno Toshogu Shrine
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Ueno Park
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Ueno Toshogu Peony Garden
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Akihabara
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TOKYO Whisky Library
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Tonkatsu Maisen Aoyama
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Meiji Jingu
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Tokyo Midtown Hibiya
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Tokyo City View
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Tokyo Dome
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Yoyogi Park
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Imo Pippi
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Stabler
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Shiro-Hige’s Cream Puff Factory
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Ebisu Yokocho
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Monkey Kart SHINJUKU
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Wakasazushi
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Chacha Futatsume
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Vowz Bar
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🌟 Tiny bar run by a group of Buddhist monks. I went here one NYE and they brought out a small bell and handed out copies of the heart sutra for everyone to drunkenly chant at midnight.
The cocktails were good too!
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2D Cafe
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Hekkelun
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Harajuku Gyozaro
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Pokémon Center Tokyo DX
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Seagen
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Tokyo Skytree
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Udon Oniyanma Gotanda
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Nakamise-dori Street
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Tsumugi
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🌟 A beautiful cafe attached to a major temple in the tsukiji area. I highly recommend going here for their breakfast! They have several options, but the set meal with 18 small dishes the most famous, and impressive. This place is really popular and they have a limited amount of sets they serve each day, so if you want to make sure you can try it, you can ask someone at your accomodation to help you make a booking for that specific breakfast set. Otherwise try and go on a weekday because it’s especially popular on weekends!
The walk from Ginza station is pretty reasonable.
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mipig cafe Harajuku
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Sensō-ji
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I'm sure you've seen this temple throughout many photos and guidebooks. Sensoji (浅草寺, also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple) is a Buddhist temple and one of the most popular temples visited in Tokyo. Sensoji is also Tokyo's oldest temples, as it was constructed in 645.
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Hōzōmon Gate
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Unicorn Gundam Statue
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3/5 Optional to go |
The Unicorn Gundam Statue at Odaiba is a stunning and impressive piece of art that captures the imagination of visitors with its size and futuristic design. Standing at a towering 19.7 meters tall, the statue lights up at night, adding to the already impressive visual spectacle and making it a must-see attraction for anime and science fiction fans visiting Tokyo.
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Tsukiji Outer Market
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Hie Shrine
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RED° TOKYO TOWER
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5/5 Must Go |
Red Tokyo Tower, located within Tokyo Tower, offers visitors a unique and immersive virtual reality experience. With a wide range of high-end VR games and attractions, it's the perfect place to escape into a virtual world and explore the latest in gaming technology while enjoying stunning views of Tokyo.
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Nippon Budokan
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Yes. I have been here, I have watched the Karaté here. My live feels complete.
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Shiroebi-tei - Tokyo Station
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Ueno Toshogu Shrine
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Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium
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Ghibli Museum
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Hilton Tokyo
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Kawaguchi Asama Shrine
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Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway
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Lake Kawaguchi
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Hilton Tokyo
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Arrival and visit of Osaka
The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Osaka-Midosuji
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30 min transport ↑↓
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30 min transport ↑↓
Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street Arcade North End
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Izakaya Toyo
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The chef, Toyo-san appared on Street Food Asia Netflix.
Well-known for his cooking style using flame thrower and his bare hands
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Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street
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Oden Stall @ Kuromon Market
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5/5 Must Go |
If you wander around Kuromon, you will see a stall that sells Oden and smells wonderful. I highly recommend getting food from that stall
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Gyukatsu Motomura
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Harukas 300
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Ouvert : 9h à 22h (entrée de 8h50 à 21h20)
FARES
● Adultes : 1.500¥ (~9,92€)
● Enfants (12-17 ans) : 1.200¥ (~7,94€)
● Enfants (6-11 ans) : 700¥ (~4,63€)
● Enfants (4-5 ans) : 500¥ (~3,31€)
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teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka
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Hozenji
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↓ Ouvert jusqu'à 1h du matin. Plein de jeux/activité bonne idée pour finir une journée
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The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Osaka-Midosuji
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Kyoto
↓ Train pour Kyoto très beau. Plusieurs intérieurs différents (dont un jardin japonais)
Osaka-Umeda Station
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Board the Kyo-train Garaku to Kyoto -Kawaramachi station for an amazing travel experience.
Standard Fare
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Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station
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↓ Petit déjeuné typique de Kyoto voir détails
Cafe Roji-Usagi
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● Kyoto Breakfast (900 yen with tax) that has grilled or stewed fish, two small side dishes, rolled egg omelet, miso soup, and pickles.
● Rojiusa Curry (900 yen) a scrumptious homemade curry with plenty of vegetables
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Hanamikoji Street
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Tatsumi Jinja (Tatsumi Daimyojin)
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Shinbashi-dori St.
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Nishiki Market
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↓ Restaurant de "Omurice" le plus connu du Japon. Possibilité de queue.
Kichi Kichi Omurice
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↓ Leçon de tir à l'arc japonais avec un maître de la discipline. 27€.
Kyudo archery center
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Book a 1-Hour "Kyudo" archery experience from Tripadvisor
Book 08/17 14h or 15h30
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↓ Train super joli en direction de Arashiyama
Shijō-Ōmiya Station
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Take the Keifuku Randen Tram Line to Arashiyama Station.
Fare : 210 yen for adults
110 yen for children
1-Day Randen Pass (allows you to take unlimited rides on both the Arashiyama and Kitano Lines + some discounts at the shrines, temples and facilities + 50 yen discount on the footbath at Keifuku Arashiyama station) ↳ 500 yen for adults
250 yen for children
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Arashiyama Station
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Togetsukyo Bridge
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Tenryu-ji
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Rokuo-in Temple
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↓ Footbath
Kimono Forest
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At night before 9:00pm, the Kimono Forest looks different, the tubes are illuminated winch creates a nice environment for an evening stroll.
Follow the path onto the central platform of Arashiyama Randen Station to find the public footbath, or ashiyu.
Open from 9:00am until 8:00pm
200 yen from the station information office
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Arashiyama Station
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Tōji-in Temple
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On the 21st day of each month, the temple grounds are transformed into a small market town with hundreds of stalls and their colorful canopies.
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Kinkaku-ji
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↓ Meilleurs fluffy pancakes du Japon
Cafe Rhinebeck
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The best pancake house in Japan, serves fluffy pancakes.
• Recommend to visit before 10am, as their breakfast menu offers pancakes from ¥630 with a cup of coffee
• After 10am the variety of pancakes and toppings increase, but so do the prices, at ¥840 or above and extra for a drink
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Shijō-Ōmiya Station
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Take the Keifuku Randen Tram Line to Arashiyama Station.
Fare : 210 yen for adults
110 yen for children
1-Day Randen Pass (allows you to take unlimited rides on both the Arashiyama and Kitano Lines + some discounts at the shrines, temples and facilities + 50 yen discount on the footbath at Keifuku Arashiyama station) ↳ 500 yen for adults
250 yen for children
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↓ Boire une bière en dessous de l'observatoire avec vue sur Kyoto
Kyoto Tower
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Open: 9:00 – 21:00
● Adults: 770 yen
● High School students: 620 yen
● Elementary School students: 520 yen
● Children over 3 years of age: 150 yen
● People with disabilities: 350 yen
BEER GARDEN
Check out the Beer Garden just under the observation deck. Best to do at Sunset to enjoy an amazing view of Kyoto.
Fare for unlimited beer and snacks for 3 hours
● Adults 3500 yen
● Elementary school children 2000 yen
● Children over 3 years of age : 1000 yen
● On Mondays, women only : 2500 yen
● From July 1 - Aug. 22 : adults dressed in Yukata 3000 yen
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↓ Rue animé éclairé par des lanternes rouge (possibilité d'apercevoir des geishas)
Pontocho
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Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station
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Osaka-Umeda Station
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Board the Kyo-train Garaku to Kyoto -Kawaramachi station for an amazing travel experience.
Standard Fare
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Tsutenkaku
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● Ouvert : 9h à 20h (dernière entrée à 19h30)
● Observatoire et toboggan Tower Slider : 10h à 19h30 (dernière entrée à 19h15)
FARES
Jusqu’au cinquième étage (Golden Observation Platform) :
● Adultes et lycéens : 900¥ (~5,95€)
● Collégiens, enfants à partir de 5 ans : 400¥ (~2,64€)
Supplément pour l'observatoire extérieur Tembo Paradise :
● Adultes et lycéens : 300¥ (~1,98€)
● Collégiens, enfants à partir de 5 ans : 200¥ (~1,32€)
Supplément pour Tower Slider :
● Adultes (jusqu'à 65 ans) et étudiants : 1.000¥ (~6,61€)
● Lycéens, collégiens et primaires (à partir d'1m20) : 500¥ (~3,30€)
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The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Osaka-Midosuji
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Osaka Station
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Nara Station
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Kofuku-ji
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Performance only held annually in May.
↳ At Kōfuku-ji on the third Friday of May
↳ At Kasuga Taisha on the third Friday and Saturday of May
Holds Takigi Noh, a type of stylised dance-drama. The performances bring to life culture and history against a backdrop of flaming bonfires.
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Isuien Garden and Neiraku Museum
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Tōdai-ji
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Nara’s Shuni-e : ceremonie held between 1 March and 15 March annually.
The ceremony is a fire festival where the monks of Tōdai-ji parade huge, flaming torches around the balcony of Nigatsu-dō for 10 nights straight, raining embers on spectators to purify them.
The following day, they draw water from the temple well and at 2 am, they offer it to Kannon (the Buddhist goddess of mercy) and the public.
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Nara Park
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Mizuya Chaya
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Kasuga TaishaShurin
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Mahoroba Daibutsu Pudding
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Nara Station
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Osaka Station
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Tokura Lucua Osaka
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Kushiage and Italian Majima Stand Umeda
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Solaniwa Onsen Osaka Bay Tower
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Lots of things to do at this Onsen Hot Spring Bath Theme Park
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The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Osaka-Midosuji
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Hotel Sanrakuso
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